Pollet blanks Athletics. Cardinals win 9-6 in Citrus Circuit
Howard Pollet held Philadelphia to one hit over five innings as St Louis crushed the Athletics 9 to 6 in Citrus Circuit action. Del Wilber drove in three Cardinal runs and Whitey Kurowski added a double and a single amid the Redbirds’ win. Bill McCaliffeo walked eight in the Philly start before leaving with loaded bases in the fourth.
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St Petersburg
Fla
Howard Pollet
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia
Bill McCalifeo
del Wilber
Cardinal
Whitey Kurowski
Kurowski
Redbird
St Louis
McCahan
Scheib
Rosar
Guerra
Pollet
Staley
Wilber
Rice
Dodgers
Dallas
Tex
Brooklin
Jack Banta
Duke Snider
Jackie Robinson
Brooklyn
Banta
Hodges
Campanella
Itzer
Deen
Braves Nipped by Colonels in tenth in Miami game
Louisville Colonels pushed across two runs in the tenth to beat the Boston Braves. Ken Chapman delivered a go ahead single for the Red Sox farmhands in the 10th, while Earl Torgeson and Danny Litwhiler produced for Boston before Schuster shut down the rally. Louisville pitchers held Boston to 15 hits as Ruids and Prendergast provided key hits.
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Braves
Bradenson
Fla
Louisville Colonels
American Association
Boston Braves
Boston Red Sox
Ken Chapman
al Lyons
Earl Torgeson
Danny Litwhiler
Schuster
Louisville
Red Barret
Jim Prendergast
Lyons
Bitcher
Les Ruids
Sista
Torgeson
Boston
Modica
Griffore
Suciecki
Recreation Bowling League Latest Results and Standings
Mercer Jones leads the Recreation Bowling League with 43 points, followed by Moose Lodge 39, Tru Blu 39, and others like McKenzie Amoco 38. Weekly stats crown Mercer Jones and Son with a 1696 high team set. high game 145 and high series 389 by Jimmy Kelly.
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Mercer Jones
Mercer's
Moose Lodge
Jack's
Amoce
Storm-Shipley
Tuckers
Geiser’s
FLW
Stexers
Mercers Sa Mull
Wok Tucker's Stokers
McKenzie-Amoco
Tru Blu
Jack's Feed
Kellis Mill
Geiser’s Store
Mercer's Ser
Mercer Jones and Son
Jimmy" Kelly
Lasker Award Winner Highlighted in Horizont Feature
Horizont presents a 6 photo feature on a renowned Lasker Award winner, detailing heart health expertise, professional milestones, and public speaking engagements. The piece includes career highlights, affiliations, and a portrait sequence with a focus on medical achievement and scholarly impact.
Sunbury Starts Spring Training at McCurdy Field
Sunbury trains in Frederick with 31 players due, led by secretary Kurstedter. Steve Filipowicz, athletic director at St Mary’s College, will not manage Sunbury this year. Cincinnati scouts O Rourke and Liberte handle registrations and interim management. Exhibition games set with Rome on April 16 and Hagerstown on April 17, with more to be announced.
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Kerstedter
Sunbury
Frederick
McCurdy Field
Sunbury Nine
Steve Filipowicz
St. Mary's College
Filipowicz
Kurstedner
Cincinnati
Frank O'Rourke
Eddie Liberte
O'Rourke
The
Reds
Nick Motto
Kirstedter
Syracuse
Florida
Sunbury Yankees
Studier
Rome
N.Y
Greencastle
Hagerstown
McCurdy
Four Home Games Set for Capital Stadium Switch
The University of Maryland will play four home football games at Griffith Stadium in Washington. Season opens October 9 against Duke, with October 16 George Washington, October 23 Virginia Poly, and November 13 North Carolina scheduled.
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College Park
University of Maryland
Washington
Grifth Stadium
Jim
Mainland
Bird Stadium
Griffith Stadium
Virginia Poly
Duke
George Washington
North Carolina
Indians Boss Denies Rumor Of Stock Sale
Cleveland April 5 Bill Veeck president of the Indians called the rumor that he planned to sell his Cleveland stock to Hank Greenberg and acquire the St. Louis Browns "the craziest thing Ive ever heard."
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Cleveland
Bill Veeck
Cleveland, Indians
Hank Greenberg
St. Louis Browns
Schmeling Can't Enter U S Just Yet
Washington reports Rep. McDowell says the State Department refused Max Schmeling's visa for a summer return to the United States for exhibition bouts. A letter from H J L Heureux, head of the Visa Division, indicated consular officials in Germany may approve visas only for a limited group.
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Washington
McDowell
R-Pa
State Department
Max Schmeling
United States
McDowel
House Un-American Activities Committee
Schmeling
Germany
H J. L'Heureux
U.S
Chandler to be released by Yankees in waivers
The New York Yankees asked waivers on 35 year old pitcher Spurgeon A Chandler to grant him an unconditional release. The club, in Florida for a game with Newark farm, announced the move as coowner Dan Topping spoke from St Petersburg. Chandler has 109 wins and 43 losses in 13 major league seasons, led the American League in earned runs allowed with a 2.246 average, and suffered a dead arm last season.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
New York Yankees
Spurgeon
Spud
Chandler
Dan Topping
Yankees
Haines Cry
Newark
J. Farm
Micker
Floyd
Bill) Bevens
Baltimore
Damascus Season Ends With Hornets Dominant In State Run
Damascus High School shares strong records as both girls and boys basketball reach the state tournament. Boys win 19 of 22, claim Upper Montgomery County title. girls post one of school’s best histories but drop first round. Senior leaders include Billy King and Shirley Duvall as coaches shift from Mrs Roelke to Mrs Pue.
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Damascus
Western Shore
Hornets
Messgomery
Billy King
Averade
Fred Beall
Raymond Beall
Ray Mulhicap
Kyle Sachers
Harry Jones
Hary V. Stive
Hernetics
D. Hks Guts Basketba
Shirley Duvall
Wall
Ruth Johnson
Della Beall
Ann Hannon
Betty Brandenburs
Carol Cummings
Betty Khmehart
Mary Louise Burdette
Mary Mildred Linthicum
Carol Schaeffer
Rose Mare King
Hornettes
Charles Roelke
Irs
Margaret Pue
Pue
Roelke
Angus Carries the Ball in Five Spades Coup Article
The February Bridge World piece by A E Armstrong describes Angus reaching a five spades contract via a precise coup and end play. The hand features Blackwood with four no trump, a diamond lead, and a sequence leading to endplay in trumps. East’s choices determine whether South or dummy secures trump tricks.
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America
NEA
The
Angus
A. E. Armstrong
Glendale
Calif
Armstrong
South
West
East
Declarer
Dummy
St Anselm's Tops Nation's Small College Offense
The National Collegiate Athletic Bureau released final season stats showing St Anselm's of New Hampshire leading smaller colleges with an average of 69.9 points per game while Roanoke earned top defensive honors. A stray sentence about a child and muscles appears but is not related to the sports item.
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New York
Uv St Anselm's
New Hampshire
Roanoke
National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
St Anselm's
Evening 108 News Resort Broadcast Schedule Fragment
A fragmented listing outlines WMAL WOR WFMD WRAL program slots and show names for an evening 108 news resort broadcast. It mentions Beulah Show Commentar Abner News Timer and Date and various titled segments, with scattered references to music, dance, and comedy blocks across multiple stations.
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Abe Neweeach
Eiddiee Peery
Weteork
Nbs
Abe Seas Brosteat
Wchicacn Orchedra
Dhs
Orest
Leeril Thomac Feorst
Abe
Mewes
Abe Fettes Lewis, Jr
Ferman
Concke
Cribb
Abe News
Hscknech
Big Town
Newepater
Abc
Dts
Drava
RSR
Winnter
Newre
de Bitte Rose
Mihe
B-Of—Arms
Ards
Ebe Gabrel Featter
Covent
Eistopher Werle
Che Rostan Simstesy
Abe Gegore Hood
Bob Hope
Abe Studio Ore
Coe
Skelton
Freedom
Abe Dance
Cbs News
Ars
Abe-West
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Ed Lopat
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Nats
Orlando
Mickey Haefner
Tom Ferrick
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Fischer
Abernathy
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Carlson
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Lasker Award
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Capital
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Es Schaba
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Joe
Joseph
Matt and
Jeff
Boots
Nour Brower
WLM
Red Ryder
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Reckles
Smith
Gollah
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Funaher
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